[Geysers] Shoshone Geyser Basin

[David Schwarz]

   Note that the externally visible version of this URL is:

(http://emp.byui.edu/otts/recreation/YNP/Shoshone_Geyser_Basin.html).

   There are a number of people on this listserv who know Shoshone a lot
better than I do, so I'll only name the ones I'm sure about:

Feature 2: Impenetrable Spring
Feature 4: Taurus Spring
Feature 7: Black Sulfur Spouter
Feature 8: Soap Kettle Geyser
Little Giant: correct
"Geyser Cone": Union Geyser (two cones visible--the smaller one is hard to
pick out in foreground right of center; the third is behind the large one)
"Union Geyser": Minute Man Geyser

David Schwarz

On 7/9/07, OTTS at byui.edu <OTTS at byui.edu> wrote:
>
>  I recently visited the Shoshone Geyser Basin, but I have had a lot of
> trouble identifying the features that I observed (with all due respect to
> Mr. Bryan's great book).  Could anybody help identify these for me?
>
>
>
> Shoshone Geyser Basin<http://byui.edu/web/Emp/otts/recreation/YNP/Shoshone_Geyser_Basin.html>
>
> (http://byui.edu/web/Emp/otts/recreation/YNP/Shoshone_Geyser_Basin.html)
>
> Thanks.
>
> Stephen Ott
>
> BYU-Idaho Chemistry Department
>
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